Join Terraine, the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF), and Utah Water Ways for a volunteer planting day that will help transform a neighborhood pathway into a beautiful, water-wise Pollinator Walk.

During two 2-hour shifts, volunteers will plant native and drought-tolerant trees, shrubs, grasses and flowering perennials selected to thrive in Utah’s climate and provide habitat for bees, butterflies, birds and other essential pollinators. Planting leaders will provide guidance and share practical tips, so no gardening experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to get your hands in the soil.

Designed by Cultivate and Loci, the Pollinator Walk will demonstrate how thoughtful landscaping can conserve water, support local ecosystems and create a more beautiful neighborhood. That matters in a state where more than 60% of the water delivered by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District is used outdoors.

Over time, these small plantings will grow into a colorful, layered landscape where residents can walk, learn and watch the seasons change. By volunteering, you’ll help create something that gives back to Terraine—and offers a living example of what’s possible when growth and conservation work together.